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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
Your CAT percentile is good enough for XISS, Ranchi. The last year CAT cut off for PGDHRM course for this college was 60 percentile for general category. The weightage of various components involves in selection and their contribution are as under.
1. Entrance test-40%
2. Academic qualifications-20%
3. GD-5%
4. PI-30%
5. WAT-5%.
1. Entrance test-40%
2. Academic qualifications-20%
3. GD-5%
4. PI-30%
5. WAT-5%.
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Ruchika Gattani
Beginner-Level 4
Hi,
Your overall profile sounds good. You should apply for PGDM program.
Selection will be based purely on merit, which will be evaluated out of 100 marks as below:
S. No. Evaluation Maximum Marks
1. Entrance test score i.e. CAT or XAT or CMAT or MH-CET or MAT or ATMA Score (We will convert your percentile to our grading scale as per our admission criteria): 40
2. Personal Interview: 20
3. Group Discussion: 15
4. Past Academic Record (10th, 12th and graduation):15
5. Work Experience: 5
6. Extra- curricular activities (Sports or Cultural)-(At District/State/National level):5
Total 100
Your overall profile sounds good. You should apply for PGDM program.
Selection will be based purely on merit, which will be evaluated out of 100 marks as below:
S. No. Evaluation Maximum Marks
1. Entrance test score i.e. CAT or XAT or CMAT or MH-CET or MAT or ATMA Score (We will convert your percentile to our grading scale as per our admission criteria): 40
2. Personal Interview: 20
3. Group Discussion: 15
4. Past Academic Record (10th, 12th and graduation):15
5. Work Experience: 5
6. Extra- curricular activities (Sports or Cultural)-(At District/State/National level):5
Total 100
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Anu AnkitaSEO Analyst
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MBA Admission Procedure:
* What kind of an MBA programme would suit you? That's the first question that you need to answer.
* The next and most obvious move would be to inquire about an MBA entrance exam. All the details can be found the websites of the statutory bodies conducting the test.
* MBA entrance exam rank lists are released and subsequently, colleges put out a cut-off list.
* If you have been shortlisted by the college of your choice, the next step would be to clear the group discussion and personal interview rounds before admission is confirmed
* Some institutes may do without the interview rounds and also an entrance exam; howev
* What kind of an MBA programme would suit you? That's the first question that you need to answer.
* The next and most obvious move would be to inquire about an MBA entrance exam. All the details can be found the websites of the statutory bodies conducting the test.
* MBA entrance exam rank lists are released and subsequently, colleges put out a cut-off list.
* If you have been shortlisted by the college of your choice, the next step would be to clear the group discussion and personal interview rounds before admission is confirmed
* Some institutes may do without the interview rounds and also an entrance exam; howev
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swati priya
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The colleges that will get at this score does not suit the academic background you have at present. Apologies for the risk of sounding blunt, but I will advise you to prepare harder and appear for next CAT. If the case is that you must go for an MBA in this year itself, then your possible choices would be BIMTECH- Greater Noida, IMT-Nagpur & its Dual Country programme. Also, apply to Nirma University-Ahmedabad & KJS-Mumbai for an outside chance. You can also appear for SRCC's GBO programme. It is very good compared to all the options that you may get at this CAT's %ile.
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Suprakash Mishra10 years of exp in Digital Marketing
Guide-Level 12
Is the query for same person? You want to pursue M.A. Psy and MBA HR or only one between the two? For MBA HR - there are several options depending upon your CAT/XAT/CMAT etc. Scores. IFMR GSB is a great option as it is also an University now equivalent to Master degree from any university.
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Ashish Kumar
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Steps to Become an HR Professional-
Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree. A Bachelor's degree is the minimum level of education required for entry into the majority of HR positions.
Step 2: Gain Professional Experience. Step 3: Complete a Master's Degree programme.
Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree. A Bachelor's degree is the minimum level of education required for entry into the majority of HR positions.
Step 2: Gain Professional Experience. Step 3: Complete a Master's Degree programme.
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